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The All-Stars struck first at 3:34 of the opening period, when [[Gerry Kell]] took a pass at the side of the net and fired it past goalie [[Don Holmes]] from a sharp angle. [[Ron Baryluk]] tied it up for Brandon at 12:31, scoring from just outside the goalmouth. |
The All-Stars struck first at 3:34 of the opening period, when [[Gerry Kell]] took a pass at the side of the net and fired it past goalie [[Don Holmes]] from a sharp angle. [[Ron Baryluk]] tied it up for Brandon at 12:31, scoring from just outside the goalmouth. |
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==Lineups== |
==Lineups== |
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| + | *Goal: [[Paul Sexsmith]] |
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'''Brandon Wheat Kings''' |
'''Brandon Wheat Kings''' |
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*Goal: [[Don Holmes]] |
*Goal: [[Don Holmes]] |
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Revision as of 20:31, 30 September 2011
Ted Taylor broke a 5-5 tie at 11:24 of the third period, as the League leading Brandon Wheat Kings defeated the Manitoba Junior Hockey League's best 6-5, in the first annual MJHL All-Star Game at the Wheat City Arena in Brandon on Monday night, January 4. The score was tied 1-1 after the first period, the Wheaties took a 4-3 lead after the free-wheeling second and each team scored twice in the third.
The All-Stars struck first at 3:34 of the opening period, when Gerry Kell took a pass at the side of the net and fired it past goalie Don Holmes from a sharp angle. Ron Baryluk tied it up for Brandon at 12:31, scoring from just outside the goalmouth.
Lineups
All-Stars
- Goal: Paul Sexsmith
Brandon Wheat Kings
- Goal: Don Holmes
- Defense: Terry Bicknell; Keith Dickie; Dunc McCallum; George Peary
- Forwards: Ron Baryluk; Ed Ehrenverth; Wayne Fawcett; Wayne Gurba; Bryan Hextall;
George Hill; Jack Matheson; Ted Taylor; Gus Vachon; Bob Wilson
Game Summary
First Period
Goals
All-Stars: Kell (Staub, Sutherland) 3:34
Brandon: Baryluk (Taylor) 12:31
Penalties
none